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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

A San sBKRnAvMxSx. - The many
friends whom Mr.. I. ]. LschtsnbeER has
made durine hla residence here win
syrnpaahlas With him n the loss % bis
Hitle daughter, which took placs en- the
and uit. Mira. LAchtenheFg. with her
two childsen, boz about twelve years
old, and Fiofence, acod eight, wAe just
about % aiaFt for Seattle TO iain her
husband when The iistle giFi was taken
alex. Mr.. LieAienherg vas expecting q
telegram announcing the departure Of
his family from Posasville. Pa, and %
eoming down tewn vas Feioteed 20 Sc
one waiting for him. Ga opening u. be
discovered thaa Il gave him the news Of
the dangerous illness o. hts dsuehtef,
and half an houf Afterwards another
dispasch arrived snnouneine her Death.
The funeral services we're held Ia Posts
vile 90 the 2tth ult.. and the rsmaius
we're taken 30 New Yerk 90 be inferred
10 the family vaalA. Tue Pesfsytiie,
Pa, Repabllaaa Of TIE ssh gaye 40
account Of the funeral, n which e -.
stated that there was q profusaon OF
beautiful floral offerings. emonE them
being one from '.(aowen Post Ne. -
q. A. r., IL which Mr.. LdcAtenberg wAs
9 prominent member. besides many
from the prominent citissns OF fotss-
villa
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49, q ne Ne1lern Uuson IeieeraPh
Nasnpsny-
Austin a. FIJI and wifs left for San
EKanciaen b. tha UmsfiIIa veslor3aV.
mr.. Bsil expeuls Is ~ abneni a ensple
of w8ek&
Hnnrv Wnrs n..,h.< \. $1,000.
nsed - Mse n-s..Ss.s. . = -.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

SHxnP RoR wH1nsE IsnAxD.-A. w.
BAsh has . large farm rear Oak Has-
boz on WILDLY Island, which be in-
tends % o0avegt into q stock ranch. He
vent ever % Ellensburg fey days sec
for TIE purpose OF buying 1000 bead Of
sheep. The stockmen gos up q sort Of
coEnef on sheep with the intention Of
sqasszine him = litiie, but be proved
zoo smart 10 be taken 10. He tumped
% TIE 6rsl train, vent out 10 9 good
loekine stock ranch, and IN ten minutes
had bennht so bead Of extra good NUT
con sheep. These animals were loaded
into thrse double decked stock ears and
hr0anhi b thia city By Way Of ne
swiichback. Owtrg 10 fae train being
DELAYED these sheep arrived TOO late te
BE- shipped 10 Oak barber By the regular
hoat. and Mr.. Rash chartered TIE barge
J. q. Britain and the steamer Pnantonn
10 convey then 10 their future home 90
de island. In speaking q The business,
Ar. Bash sid "rhsse sheep are net
inaended fer breedlng purposes. bal
VIII be fNthsned and sold 10 the Puget
Soand haiehers.H
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~ aeaent ocsuEEsd 81 ths Ssatlis,
IAks aAa1a ed Ranssrz RnHwny. nasr
tAe ooMmerrial mn. Iaae essnfnp that
olne naar fnsuItlng IN TIE dsafh a nss-
ezzl Vel ks0gn ys1ng men Il fhis eEtg.
e mems thaf ihs cnoEnserfnx parsy N
dsE Reward BakuE. snnnnez II Inxinn ouf
ne tafnzlnaf afunnf7 - Rrsffi,iS drT1.
80 eomtna e ~ eItB amer haKa
~ weE4 On . han6 ear. y waa DARK
ia aa t1e bezs 9sEe Q1ll8 AzaaFT hey
~. wa.klna - hsnd eaF - 70 . Fafs
g u miles AZ boar. Mr.. Bakar. ehlsf
g iee EaEty, eaEEisd InntaEn end ke1a
3 t9Qssnt. Al q 3 sudden ke NV
kseA9nl Gag esano.nR a. lha track, IN
tna H14E o. Ne Comn1raiaf nh. net
moEs than twenty-five feet Distant.
yunR Ron x9ua nrvwP
Re lhsuied q be realized tbst ne
hand ear eould uol BE- sioppe6 IA tinssH
" E1&Eent is1 RumninQ inko fbe frstahf
caxs ana nicst 81 tie men heedsd kisI
ckeer An1 epFunR 0gt On 10 The freatia.
4 youuR man named McCiaary, recent
~ Tram reunsYlEanis, spFnna hea1Ionel
o. q 9 rile Of i1mber and fraslnred
~ sknll. He was oarried % toe near
~ drug asoEe, where q physician vas
e4llea e dEesa bis wuunds and ssH up
bis haad.
One aams down On the trestIe ana
efsstued BIS kuee, Whiie third fumped
ossfboafd, striking on q Pile and knock
Ina lhe wiad ont OF him. He waR rec
e1ed with dimenity. HoWard Baker
eDEaiue1 bia wrist ard had hfa hin lam
me4 None Of me iuiuries are eonsid.
cred serious II their nature, but eli are
Bainful.
Tbs engineers elaim ahas ear should
not bsve been left on the trssk Wit ont
q light on Il, Nhils cthars claim fhat
TIE engineers should not have besu 90
Ing ~ eunh rapid rate 20 close 20 che
depot grounds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03
roLIcE co0Rr WORKS.

Before Justice sodnbsrR, Georee
0haEick wAs charged with being drunk,
and he vas fined %. This was o..
fained from the city dookss, bui The
territorial docket could not b seen, a.
Justice H0asrbeFR said Il vas not Ntady.
The following ether cases were also
heard and decided:
Ole Olson, Swede. who has figured
on the police reports before, was
charged with being 9 vaerant, and after
q severe Febuke had been administered
he was SAINT 10 the county jail for sixty
days.
p. Phillips. also charged With Va.
RrAncy, was acquitted.
There was no criminal business BE-
fore Justice Jones yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

MoETz oRzsro.-Everyone has, or
should have, Rad Alex. Dumas famOas
novel, "Fha Count Of Monte OKistO."
which h in all probability the greatest
novel Of pure incident ever written. Ita
dramatic plot makes il particularly
Adaptable for she stage, end its drama
tizstion has long been Rioh and varied
field fer playwrights and fayoEite With
TIE lovers Of melodFama. The dram
atixation to Be presented By the Lewis
Monte OEisio company Rt kfye's opera
house Tuesday and Wednesday next
viii be found to vary somewhat tfom
TIE version presented hess soma two
years ego by Joseph GFismef and
Pkmee Davis. being nore terse and In
tense Ia action Lea proltx IN dialogue
ana is universally admitted b Be more
perfect dramatic IDEAL heaidea being
emboiIisbed BY q magnificent Stage
mountinR everything neeesaaRy, org
NAL scenery. and ali Accessories being
brcughi directly With them frcm New
York and Chicago.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03
CITY JUSTICES REPORTg.



THx RxPoRTs on JUSTICES JONES Am
S0DERBERa FoB HOvEMEz1.
The reports Of the tuo city justices
we're fIed yesterday Ia the ofies Of City
Clerk Forrest. They show that il all
there we're s. city cases brought before
them End total Of $3.50 fnas we're
collected and q total Of $50 days work
ives ordered 10 be performed on the
city streets. The total justice fees paid
b. The city vas 8e265, and Of the fees
paid By the defendants so8.16
Justice Jones reports on 30 Gases, Of
which ~ were charged with dEanken-
ness, with disoFdeFiy eonduet, with
vaefanoy, and with diaoharalnQ FIRE
arms within the city limits. The total
amount Of work ordered % Be perform
cd By the prisoners was 321 days, the
total fines oolleced vas &64.i6, the
amount Of Justices fees 10 Be paid by
the city was $4,000, leaving a NET bali
anoe 10 favor Of the city OF 1855. The
tustiee fees paid By the defendants
amousted 70 80, The total Of an fees
was 8104.69.
AA@ tNAtA-ll WIS H3Autla1NA oat10N&ou
70 case 70f, that Of John Nelson, arrest
ed for drunkenness and sentenced b 8
days IN the city chain gang, and who
was turned ont Of jail By soma unknown
parties, after being only tw1 days in
jail. II is pFobahie an Investigation win
BE- held 10 she matter.
Justice HodsFbera reports q cases, Of
which IA we're drunk, di@FdeEly, 8
Migrants, one was charged with indie
cencg. casa Of petit IaFeany, in which 4
boys were convicted. and case of bEtak-
ing windows. TIE total number Of
days work IN the chain gang assessed -
the prisoners was 100. The total OF
fines collected was 83lo6, and Of ius-
tees fees paid b. TIE city, ef1.05, leav.
inc she balance against the treasury Of
81. In addition 20 this. however, the
tustice collected el99b witness fees for
polioe ofaears, which be paid over 20
the city, aud ei.10 fees Of the chief Of
police which be paid over 20 the city as
we'll. TIE total ices paid bv defendant
was 8i835 making g total % iusfice fees
IN city cases u eS5 20. The total Of all
fees paid is difficult 10 obsain from The
report, as they are not carried Gus IN
eVoFt case.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03


MUSCULAR OnnIarlkMrTx.--rhe ath-
lstio sxhibition given al the skating
rink Lest evening. under the auspices Of
he Yong Mems Christian Association.
vas Witnessed bp very fair sized audi
snoe. The performance throughout
vas coed, and rejects great credit 90
TIE Yoang athletes who participated
therein. The young men have been
practising for some weeks for last even-
mas entertainment, and the result Of
their andeaVuge will net the association
cutie q little sum. The orchestra Of
slx pieess connected with the asaocia.
tion discoursed very entertaining music
during the intervals Of the program.
The hrst event on the bill was exercises
on The spFing board By four members,
ana was followed BY horizontal bar ex-
ereiaes, MesaFs. Mcintyre. Spencer, Del
Eel and ThoFndyks participating. The
alaok-wiro exhibition By Eugene Def
weller was exoelientiy executed and
brought forth hearty applause. The
EXERCISES on the double etapeze. ~
Mesars. Spencer and Deifel, vas well
exeouted, several new ana dtmouit feAts
being introduced. Tie next event vas
tUo otoWu'e at4ht 0NU AA1AAy @4A
II he Drinks" by Charles Thorndyke,
TIE rendition ct Ons verse was heartily
racalved. As clown, be was the envy
Of She small boy, nnd acted hia part
wall. NJ. William McIntsre 10 also de-
serving Of especial mention FOR his I'm
preservation 81 q clown. The evenings
enlertainment closed With pyramids
aiven under the calcium li2hta. They
proved 70 be q very pleasing spectacle.
The ladies aBxllliafy committee served
refreshments during the evening, Nj.
Carter, the secretary, announced that
The young men hsd volunteered 10 awe
another exhibition In the neaE fususe 20
that those who we're prevented from A.
leading last evening, owing 70 the M
clement weather, would have another
opportunity Of witnessing an Interest
tna exhibition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

Hnndrsds Of psopla erowdsa he
Taza VaEsln han lisa evening nd
halpsd to sssli Ne fund me ladies' q
Seattle are rAizise for lie Oalhsiic
ehzruh- Thare wsEs cd and youne,
ncthsEB and nrandmuihers ans hxixhf,
bands0me usidsna With fhs usual nnn-
oez e admirers f0iioNine IN THAN train.
lbs fair has been an immenss success.
1ocus $l890 having been Fealizsd % far.
he drawing fer the prizes began ab0ui
~ oaniooks ard oeeupisd . large Fart az
Ne eVentnr. Tbs piano has not yel
been rafhed %, sad there ere sflIl some
ennneaa remaining 10 be t1ken. 1he
folloslnR . 9 iiat o. Ne prizes and win
nela % @ near miduiaht.
Rlnsh table scarf. James WanoRns;
brass IRE 81. Charles r. TxoeReE; milk
maid stool, MEs. Psase; 81 Of spoons.
knives and forkss ete.. John M1AIAhon;
two Oh paintinga. p. Cnnninaham; Fas-
sc sherry table, Katie Sullivan; fancy
chair. Ohaklea BnrFiit; prayer book,
Mra. r. y. OBrien; msFning glory tea
ear ARA Harmon; aprons Miss Katie
xm 1owN Ion.
Town lot ii Eoss' addition, I. b.
Oampbsli; square hail mirFor, h. 3.
Rasseili fancy olook, 7. n. Campbell;
smyrna rug, Chas. SehnsteE; 81 carving
knife and fork, y. A. BaiIlaEReon; toiIet
set, Mias sarah sharp; whit1 apeead. @.
y. MoElroy; gold pen and holder u
plush case, James HeEnfyse; easel and
pioiuFe, Mrs. Rochester; sofa pillow and
smchst, Miss Ida Bowman; gents draas-
ing case, Thomas BuKke; basket table
stand, Miss Sarah j. Rnss1ii; pinoush-
ion, Miss Frances Fay; painted banner.
>. A. BalliafReon; blue and cardinal
banner, James MoFan; handsome doll,
Thomas n. Campbell; toiles eet. Mrs.
Masal; lnstre painted banner. J. B. Aet-
ealfe; cardinal pinonshion, Charles
Terry; red sofa pillow, q. Masel; hand /
painted sofa pillow, Mrs. Rochester,
paKior lamp, Mrs.. Maainnis; pink and |
blue sofa cushion, Lawrence b. Booth; /
green table scaEf, Dan Graham; eseel |
engraving, ~EiEsi STEP" Mrs. Brooks;
China Tea st, John Cunningham; oFim- |
son velvet tabls scarf. A. A. Hallard.
The last mentioned prize took oon-
siderable tiuae 10 draw, no less than |
nineteen blanks being drawn before /
any nnmber which bad been taken was
bEoueht ont.
The drawing vas under the supervi-
zion Of Rev. Father PKefontaine and /
MessEs. W. d. O'Toole and A. 8. Miller.
Miss Minnie E&geoomhe. bFiRht little /
larry about i've OF SIX years cid, drew
he lucky numbers.
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COMING PxsszEegRs.


g6wTRaKcTHac, Dec. 2--xhe 1oEIGmlnR
ussssngeEs 1T todaT On steamer Mexico
~ - = vjefsris -cspialn oatsa. ~ 1aEasr.
Mis- Nfieine1 RheedeA g " Ehoman, 1lfT
Rsssal. 1frs s. Ciair. b<s8 Cai1eFfs q a
F@ Port TOwnssad-Js IAstnss. q n
70 seattle Captnln = HanEfx. n en-.
an. IN CEsah, J B WiIiiann4 j HaBnon.
Nrz II AbxnnaA. Mk1 EoNlax nMd two eIlil-
fren, M1H pstef1en. Yrs NnErNE.
For TAcoH1a-1 = FI8IayB6M and MlB
PISSED Heron On he NcTthern Pacific
FrfanY: TWentF-one emiRr4nsa Ter Pert
lanf- The first Glass pa4anEefa ere ID n
neefnn, J Hahn. J N hlfnsY. a DaFlR W
Jones. 9 BrDwntn9. 9 BF0wn end 2 II
rssssd Medfofi On tbs urex1a q Cal
1oFnan Friday Mrg e CameKrn. y A
Dsglin and wlfe. 8 a HzeEen. = MHtsz.
efren MaUt B n Burc1. Mrs y
saalon. ) Bake, hsbart Mcl.eam, Isaac @
Johnst0n and . eaiuants.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

ARRIVAL or 9zz RKpoRE1.-The
steamer wildwood aOwed The schooner
sspOrtes into port last evening ~ !
o'clock. sixteen days from San Fran
cisco. She hrouRhs 30 the sound 45C
tons Of freight, for p0rta ~ follows
For Seattle $50 tons. for Port T. wnstod
50 tons, for Port BIakaly 50 tons. She
will load lumber for San Pedro. TIE
Reporter is under command OF Oapsein
II. Madaen.
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BREglTIRs.

"a. l. TeFTy'a condiiion was silghtil
improved yesterday
Thege are now thlrty-u one prlaanern Con
fred n the county jail.
ne steamer Edfth hnz reeelved 3 ne4
rndder n the place q the one she Lost 70
Gently.
tbs city eouncll will inspsct tie new
hook and ladder truck g o'clock On
Monday afternoon next.
The steamer Phanfom. which has ben
undergoing repairs fer seine WeezA PSI.
wMs iHgpected yesterday and passed With
oct difficulty.
forty applications Cor saloon liconsss
were laid hef0fe sh8 city council LAST
niqhk and were rsfefred 10 the commit
10 on license and reveuue.
The Rev. &. Nielsen viii preach bap.
kIGnanf SERMON Tomorrow evening ~ 7s41
n he Baptist Church. There are several
candidates for baptism. An are invited
b attend.
The ehoaiwater Bay am companyia
nav tug J. ~. Colman WIZ Be inspected
O. Monday and Probably leAxe tos hss
o. wednesday.
oansain Easter. deputy sheriff. yesteF-
daY took William Murray ana James
ahaiIda. who were sentenced rDcentiy by
~ di-frict court, 70 the territorial peEi-
tentinry a. WallG Wella.
Constable Caldwell went yesterday %
Pals City 70 arrest two men named
Eiynn and Mccormick, TOR violation Of
fha local option act. The cane VIII be
tried "a Justice EoderbeFg'B court today.
The steamer Ksiella. which was 70
canfiy purchased bT . couple OF rel road
meR q Tacoma. = now q Co.mens wharf
having her boiler repaired, Her heW
little boat ont Of her.
Charles Ross the husband Of the poor
woman who arrived here On Wednesday
nlQht it was learned, IL working In Port
Gambia. The item IN yesterdays Posi-
1HTKLLfgENoER was the means Of obtain
Ing this Information.
The Canadian Pacific Company 3 steam
er Premier ARR we'd here yesterday morn
Ing with large freight and about 50 pas
sanRoFB. Fer the last few days she has
been at Victoria undergoing slight 70
pairs. chs Il now IN first class working
order.
The county auditor has issued ell the
term 81 court, and Il prepared 70 dis
tribute Il. The Hcrip ordered b. the noard
a. county commissioners win be ready
about Monday or Tuesday Of next week.
That for the adjosrned term Of court has
not yet been issued.
The steamer Libby viii receive her new
1tsel shaft today and BE- ready 20 resume
her mail route on Monday, IN speaking
o. the cast iron shaft which broke 70
Gently, Captain Munrue said: a cast
iron shaft q Is good - asy other kind Is
long as Il lnats.N ''Yea. replied Mr.. VIII
hanson, hut Il don't last very long"
An sxsantlun Of time hiss besn granted
d The Jackson Street Gable Road CON-
pany, giving them forty days more time
u which 70 commence operations tt
Eas stated ID the council last niah t that
were progressing very fAyorAhly aad that
he material was rapidly being provided.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

BUzaLAnx AZ BLACK RrvKn. - On
Thursday night The operators cfsee -
Black river Junction was sntsred and =
auis Of dark brown check elothes, with
soDe msmoEanaum books keys. WeEe
stolen while the operator, Mr.: A. l.
Rohinssn. wss away HleepinR. he -
portsd the matter % tbs city police VIE
are hanfing for The stoaen eooda and
The burglar. ca burglars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

Born ExoxzRArEp.-It will Be rsmsna-
hered that q couple Of uonths ace
during a dense FOG, the steamers Hay
ward and Mastiok came teSstheg neAE
Alkd Point aud that beth rseeived
sliRhe injuries. An examination and
Investigation Of the matter vas ordered
By The local inspectors, aud 9 n1mber
ot witnesses were examined. The m
speclofs found THAI the collision oe-
cared dGEine q dense fo9, ard shal
both CAPTAIN Gilmore. Of the tug, and
Captain Parker, Of the Emma Hay
WaFd, dsd all they could 10 avoid u. tns
board exonerAted beth uaster2 from
gu blame Ia che matter, and ordered
that each pay his ON damages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

Ordered ihaa the Seattle Oonstxustion
Oompans Be granted 20 days extension
az time Ter the ecmmescemena Of con-
e1racsion o. she jackson street cable
road.
Ordered than TIE eleEk advertise for
hsds fsr pntting up an addition 10 the
cifv hall FOR TIE purpose Of huusinR the
nsa hook and ladder tEuck.
Orderea that the crutFact with VIM.
Tierney Tor the grading Of Msdfsoa
stress Be dealared faRisitsd. and The
rlerk vas directed 10 a6Feriiss fer bids
- couuiefe sai1 s1res1. and The city 81
eornav vas instructed % notify the
hnuasnen cf the aetian 81 The oeu11il
Tte rata 81 aRszsmHn1 On WeE1 s.reel
- hxsa 81 IA Mills % ne dollaF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

eAnzna OF zHn UmkxELEA.-The
steamship Umstilia. Captain Il. W.
Holmes. sailed from this port for San
Francisco yesterday evening, At $50
o'sleek. she took from thig port 100
tons Of oats, 80 tons Of misoellaneous
freight and the following passengers;
A. A. Bell, Mrs. A. A. Bell. b. Benson,
Mrs. d. Dedee, 7. DanzinReE. Mrs. O.
Ovenell and two children, Mrs. L.
Ehaad, NJ. O. Baker, Geo. Stinaley, y.
J. Frazier. DR.. r. q. HonbeFt, O. Maiss,
I'd. King, @. Carson, and stx-two In the
afaexa0e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

TascEnss EEscrxD.-At Us monthly
mss.ine Of she directors Of Ne seAcOl
alssrsea No. /. hsid yestsraAy aftsrroon.
arlwI Chisholm uas elected 10 IN
are vacancy h tha Csnaral sheols eansst
~ ehs dcsfh Of Mis- fininG, and Mssa
fhhie ID. Janes Was elected &c 3 teaeAeI
n o. rev rosln tn The csnirai hallding,
- - npene1 b JannRzy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

Having Appeared Ia our village Darbys
ProphyIaciie Fluid was used for disin-
fectinQ the college buildings. The dis
eass never went beyond Q single case,
eiiher il the eolleQe or elsewhere. where
the Fluid was usad.-RKv. PRKs. q. +.
PRruK, Auburn, Ala.
Darbya Fluid dlspels al forms Of
Epidemic diseases By destroying the
spores or germ poison THAI cause con-
taoion
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AnsngTs DunNa NoyHxnEa.-The re-
port Of the chief Of police vas present
cd 10 the city council last night. u
showed that during the month % ar
rests bad been made, and 20 disfeputa-
BILE Characters had been removed from
the city n addition. The eotnal nam
Der Of arrests vas 3 decrease af 10 Ha
compared with the month Of October,
and Of g as compared with September,
bai during those months there we're 10
diarepatabla characters sent out, 60
oording 90 the records. OF the arrests
during the mouth 81 we're for drunken
ness, rs for being sorderly, ~ for Va
granny, 8 assault and battery, 6 for lar
oeny, s for burglary, 8 fos halfway Fob
berry, for assault, 2 for hghtinf, =
smoking oplum and each for carrying
concealed weapons, living IN q house Of
prostitution. mayhem, cesertiRg from
she army and using threatening ian.
Quaee. In addition 20 this, one horse
found estray vas impounded. The -
port Of ihe city jailoE shows that be
had SO different prisoners confined dar-
ina The month, 20 whom be furnished
sos meals a. = cost Of SOL. o. 70 cents
q meal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

m0TrcE. Ten neslnFn rep@nrd
.III Be- pnIa Ssf Infofnmntien
ssaalna - slse arrest nnd con-
.Icslon 81 arg enc found steal
Ina coples 81 the Pose-lntsiiI-
rencer daIIvered ~ tire carriers
tlareuelsout the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

Tmpruvsd farm lands On Green and
waite River valleys. nsaE Slaughter. e
reasonable prices and En- taEoEAble
texmR Cc1uxcN, Mia a Co,
Onna, Jame1 81, opp. Oeuitental.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

Agents Oross 4 o., IN opera house
lleok, resolved I've fne large 0AinaRo
hefglaF proof safes yeaterday. 70 ADJ %
tAaif large stock a. ~ChicaRos IRE and
hzfgiaT proof safes. They seem - Be
eoing Afe basinesA no1-u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

SHAT is the greatest medicine IN this
voEld.n said Mr.. Aarphys Of The Oceen
House, - be stepped into etesaFts
drug store. Give me another bottle Of
your Star Cough Syrup" ncSo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

Dress Goods a. 37j<c, that can only be
bought regular at 76o, ct cur great clear
ing removal sale.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

We can snEpEisa sea N ne vslnas Ne
are oauring 10 siEk pll.hea- I9-inch
siIk rfnsA fer 7sa 81 foklas 4 einRsF-
mamhA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

IEw STOCK FROM EEW ToEE-RIc.
IN smrs frzzna, n an Glxlsa Fins impsrie'd
Enrzagfngs. EeAingn An4 RhrtoE7zgeunn1
assfaa M4Assfaia WintuB HhAdes. fE11<A
~ 6aEuzz Rlnle MkznrA M retEensFe 4
arflHas ssIielsse. nH1l8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03
FOR SALE.

"a A loa of new inen splAshss
BIG lfns jusf m Chester CiaRTy uo&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

On Dscsmbsr Isl Ne viii put on hoii-
asy attire, ard give you goods e. re-
novai sale psices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-03

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